

To meet patient demand, the modern dental and orthodontic practice must offer an affordable and reliable treatment with clear aligners. An increasing number of adults choose this treatment method to improve their tooth positioning and achieve a straighter smile. Even younger patients, in cases of mild crowding or malocclusion, are selecting clear aligners instead of regular braces.
In addition to aesthetic improvements, dentists are recognising the advantages of using aligners as part of a larger treatment plan. For example, aligners can be used to create space for implants, or used pre-restoratively before the application of veneers. Another advantage is that correctly aligned teeth have improved function and are easier to clean.
TrioClear™’s advanced triple layered material, which is CE marked, allows for greater performance when compared to PETG monolayered material, which is found in many other aligner systems:
TrioClear™ products are all BPA-free to ensure that patients feel at ease when using our clear aligners on a daily basis.
TrioClear™ aligners are designed with an extended gingival coverage resulting in a larger amount of area being covered by the aligners.
TrioClear™ is an exceptionally versatile solution. Use it to successfully treat cases requiring minimal to moderate tooth movement and for rectifying teething malocclusions.
A significant gap between at least two teeth and the resulting aesthetic issues.
Where the anterior teeth cover each other too much (deep bite) or not enough (open bite) and there is a likelihood of wear or functional issues.
Teeth are pressed together but are not aligned. Some teeth sit higher or are pushed behind or in front of others creating associated periodontal problems.
To help aesthetics and function where the lower front teeth extend outward further than the upper ones, preventing normal functioning of front teeth and molars.
The upper and lower jaws, or certain teeth, are misaligned risking wear and tear and bone loss.
The upper and lower front teeth extend outward so they don’t touch, preventing normal functioning of front teeth and molars.